Samior HY004 Mini Titanium Handle Pocket Knife, 1.4 inches Damascus Blade, Keychain Utility Neck EDC Knives for Box Opening (Drop Point)

Fully functional. Beautiful little knife. Necklace is cheap but knife is not.

This thing is small, much smaller than it looks on the ad pages. That being said, despite being made of a metal alloy, the entire piece is extremely lightweight and easy to tuck away. I hook this knife to my key chain with a quick release mechanism. And I work at a manufacturing plant, making several rounds in the assembly and machining area all day; so I would detach it from the key chain and have it always in my right pocket. It's been about 4 months of using this, and now it's becoming a permanent staple in my pocket during office hours. I use this knife to cut boxes open, cut the zip-ties, and under pallet wraps at the manufacturing plant. It is an extremely important pocket knife now. The knife is small overall, the blade and the handle are quite thin, so in retracted mode, it stays small in footprint. Flipping open the blade took some getting used to. I'll say for the first two weeks, I have to use both my hands to yank the knife open. But I guess it's broken in a bit more now. I'm able to flip the knife open by cranking the counter lever. Overall, this knife proved its value to me, but I'm a daily pocket knife user making rounds in a manufacturing plant. So besides tucking this away in a hiking backpack, I don't see an average joe stowing this knife in their pocket for daily use. So if you're a full time knife-utilitarian like me, then this knife is your pick. It's small, easy to tuck away, stays sharp for a long time, and it doesn't weigh down your pocket at all. I like it very much.

Good mini keychain knife. Out of the box, is not super sharp. Overall, not bad.

This mini hunting knife is fully functional. the blade swings out easily and arrests immediately, like the bigger versions. It is small, but still lays good in your hand. It can be used completely one handed, but since it is smaller you should be careful when closing it to not loose the grip. The blade is razor sharp and works well for letters, boxes and anywhere a mini knife is needed.

This is a MICRO flip knife. I knew going in to this that it was advertised as being small ("mini"), but wow it's even smaller than I imagined it'd be. My hands are on the large side (I can palm a basketball), and this knife is almost too small to easily operate for me. The blade came sharp, it's just that flipping it open and pushing the tab to close is sort of cumbersome...in the end, I don't know how often I'd use this as an everyday tool. But it's incredibly lightweight, obviously does not take up a large footprint, and so I think as a car carry or backpack application, it'll still serve a purpose. As a bonus, the tin that it comes in is quite nice (with a clear window) and I plan on repurposing that tin to hold fire starter materials and put that in a backpack as well.

And one of the coolest, I must admit I like this little guy. It's no hardcore work knife, but it is pretty good for its size and comes decently sharp. They present it in a nice little tin box with a beaded chain to carry around your neck I assume. This is my first titanium knife, and the millwork is very good on it, it's a little slippery but not horrible. I wish it had a little pocket clip that would send it past 5 stars in my opinion. If you don't have a keychain knife, this one should for sure be your first.

The lock for the blade fails at its job of securing the blade while in use

This knife has a very small blade/body which makes it a little tough to open and close. I thought it would make a good alternative to a razor knife for opening boxes, but the small size actually makes it harder. Considering that a razor knife is about $5, this piece is way over-priced. True,, it is a knife with a chain and case, and is somewhat sharp, but not worth $29 in my opinion.